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The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

WM. FREDERICK ALLAN was ordained n
minister on sunday last at Second Christian
(colorcd) Church, Baltimore, Md.
REV. GEORGE NJ. FUNSTON OF Henry
County, Va, has been elected assistant
rector Of st. paul's Church, Richmond.
REv. FATHER LEWIS, Catholic priest OF
Toledo, Ohio, though 90 years old, has Just
entered the junior law class at Ann ArbOr,
Mich, University.
TnE new Methodist Church at Cations
,ille Baltimore County, Md, Rev. John l..
Walsh, pastor, was dedicated last Sunday
by Bishop Andrews
Rry. JAMES II, LuMspEN, n suporan-
nuated minister OF the Methodist Church,
dicd ut Petersburg, Va, Wednesday In the
iCth year Of his age.
REV. Mn. scolT Of Orange County, Va,
who has accepted call to ST. Johns Epls-
copal Church, Petersburg, Va, will enter
upon his duties February l.
REV. DAWN WELLS, d. d., Of the United
States Army, has received u call to the
pnStornrc Of The North Tenth Street Prcsby-
icilan Church, Philadelphia.
TnE Rev. DR.. Rankin, formerly pastor Of
the First Congregational Chnich of this
city, is in town, aud VIII occupy the palpit
Of the Tabernacle on Sunday iext
REV FATmEG ToNEu, formerly ylce-presi-
dent Ol " q nuNltihtc AZ FREDERICK, Md, ana
also Of Woodstock College, died few days
since at Providence, Il. l., aged forty-six
ycais.
REV. u. GRAssI, $. j., OF the Roc ~ Moun-
tain Catholic mission, is in Baltimore rails
ing funds to build churches and school
houses In the Indian country west OF the
Rocky Mountains.
BlsnoP WiSGriELp of Southern Callfor-
mia has found II impossible TO release him
self from his present charge, and conse-
quently will not accept the blshopnc OF
Eastou, to which he was not long ago
elected. The diocese will remain without a
bishop until the annual convention In
June.
CARDINAL GBpoNs will preach to-mOr'
row, at IL o'clock mass, In st. Matthews
| Church. This will be his final sermon pre-
| paratory to sailing for Rome, where he is ia
receive the red hat OF II Cardinal from The
| Pope. lila fayorite mass, based on the
| Grrgorlan chant, win be sung by the choir
| under the direction OF Professor l., f.. Gan
| non. In the afternoon, at the vGsper serv
| ice, the Cardinal will administer the sacra
ment OF confirmation to large class.
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vby IN. Got No pa.s.

"Perh0ps people think that the railroad
pass system is not rs much OF nuisance to
railroads as 1t is n benefit" said II railroad
man to Philadelphia Aetcs reporter. "Nou
can't draw hard aud fast lines In the Issuing
Of phtses. A friend OF mine who Is on the
New York Central Road showed me the
number OF trip passes Issued up to date.
What do You suppose they averaged Just
u dozen day, That means over 1000 Il
year for there Is II far greater demand for
passes In GUNNER than In winter. BY the
way, head n good joke on certain great
editor who lives not hundred miles from
New York lie is u great fee pass lend,
even going to the length ot asking for special
cars, lie has been attacking the Vice OF free
passes very vigorously, nnd specially de
nounees giving them To lobbyists, legislators
and editors This year when thn president
was revising the pass list he said Il scr
that ---- saNs no self respecting man Will
use II pass. just cross bis name oil the liSt
We wouldn't make him lose his self-respoct
for anything aud that editor still wonders
why his pass is lachipg.'
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MEANING HOME.

She is we'll uluns on the Western hills
Seems somewhat tired uf lie md rs ills,
There are seams, "a few, on her once smooth
brow.
The locks once brown arc silyory now
Nearing home,
The rusc that shonc ON her check IL gone
Her voice lacks much nt lts youthful tunr.
The eyes That once were u dark, dark blue,
lluNo surely changed 10 lighter hue
Nearing home,
From brow To chin IL a look of care
Tie marks of wcurlucss llngOr thCro,
And tho feet move slow with softer trcd
For the line between II Just ahead
Nearing homo,
The roud seems rough us nho travels uH,
Hut her oyo Ia ilXed On the land bsyuui,
Aud a smile orrops DER her Clrrworu ftea.
As shu nUurs her promise rrsting plAa'
Nearing home,
She thinks Of the Joys OF the hllror plain
Oftle dear ones there she Will lind ugln,
OF the peaceful rest aud the sweet uow song,
And she longs for home ~ the weary long
Her Fathers nome
Harriet Jones.
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WE FEAR that the Past Is little
"ol in Its remarks about the Inter.
state Commerce act, to the effect that
II Is destined to be "a dead letter from
the start, and embolies no provisions
capable of giving the people relief
Upon this point both the people and
the railroad companies are of an cn.
tirely different opinion from that of our
esteemed contemporary. The proposed
legislation Is In the right direction, II
II is accepted in good faith, It will lead
TO something better. II 1t Is resisted,
Congress will demand to know thc
reason why. Neither is II true that the
law of trade Is independent Of statutory
regulation Else why are the railroads
always herc--why the National Board
of Trade, the shipping League--why
numerous other commercial organill.
tions, seeking statutory aid from Con
gress The law of trade Is wholly
unlike the law Of grayitatlou. 1t is
always wanting to be regulated and
fortified by statute.
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TnE condition of affairs In this Dis
trlct, so far as liquor selling, liquor
drinking and other forms Of vice are
concerned, Is about the same as In
other large cities. Even where the
laws are more stringent It will be found
that their administration Is more or less
ineffective. Yet for some reason or
other the National Capital Is being
made the target of assault from all
directions as the yeTiest hot'bed Of cor.
ruption. II we could believe half what
Is said about us-half Of what Is init.
mated in the memorials aud petitions
laid before Congress Washington Is
worse.than Babylon In It's most abomln-
able days. Every citizen of fair
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Yr. Lnmnr in i,rnnnh.

Secretary Lamar was seized upon the
other day by the Emory College boys at
oxford, Miss. They told him that siuce he
had taken Mrs. Holt from Oxford he must
pay forfeit. What they demanded was
that he should elvo the oratlnn ut the next
commencement there. The bridegroom had
to how to the Inevitable Philadelphia
Record,
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ZSENEET/AW
BUSINESS COLLEGE,


Burned out Dec, B, will REOPEN MONDAY,
DECEMBER ~, IN CoMMODIOUS HALLS,
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
BUILDING. SOUTHWEST CORNER TIN
AND u STREETS. Established In 1854 More
than 5000 students have been trained In this
College. Services Of its graduates always
in demand. 4 practical business ein-
cation that qualities young men and women
TO support themselves and successfully per
form the active duties Of life Thorough in
struction given in I,apld writing, the English
Language, Correspondence, Rapid Calcutta
tions, bookkeeping, Business Practice, Com
mofcial Law, Political Economy, Stenography
and Type Writing: Regular day and even
ing sessions. A full corps of teach
ers.. Tuition fees, day sessions--Regular
business course. one year, $40, payable $40 on
entering and balance in monthly installments
Of $40 each; year scholarship, In full on
entering, 500; tuition per, quarter Of ten
sions-Year scholarship, $50 on entering; 3
months, S18, payable 50 on entering and bal
ance In monthly installments Of 50 each, or
SIC IN full on entering. illustrated Circular
sent FREQ on application.
HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice'Principal.
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Mcttcr Tlnn Il i,mi,rdnm.

Senator elect Farwtll OF Illinois wouldn't
exchange his possessions for any dukedom
In the world He Is the head aud front of
a syndicate which bull o 100000 State
house for Texas, In return Tor which he got
5000 eco acres ut land. Boston Herald.
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PAWMBROKERS.
LIVERY STABLES.
Sale and Livery Stable.

G, A. oRRlsoN, formerly of AleSaudria
Va has bought the extensive Livery and Sale
stables of W. II. Geyer, i6S and 80 q a.. n. W.,
IN tho rear of National Hotel, lio will CON
tinuo 10 maintain It's popularity ag, hirlng
livery and sale stables; also y Carriage RS
pository; and respectfully s0lioits u share OF
the public patronage.
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proof k'nsltiyc.

"Tbe teacher wanted to box my ears this
morning. remarked Johnny Fi1aletop.
"llow do you know til 1 he wanted to box
your ears ~ asked his mo her.
"lfhe hadn't wanted to box my ears he
wouldn't have done Il, would he, Oh g'-
lleXHe siflings.
= Restoration or COnHicucc.
Clara Come up aud see mo this evening,
George,
George (dubIously) Well, how about
your fatherg
unm-- oh, he's all right. He has chill
blalns on his feet Lowell Citizen,
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WANTED HELP...FEMAlE.

The fOROiring class or advertisements, such
as Wants, For Sale or Rent and similar small
notices, four Nnts ar lees, one time, % cents.
t,ro HH,ts. 40 ceHts. htee times, 60 eSRts.
NTANTED-A Good Cook, Washer
w and ironer; also, house girl, at 3ia
Indiana ave,
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GENERAL AND cRITICuLaR.

"Mnmma,n said beautiful belle Of the
"lransientsn to her mother, "Lleutenaut Y.
was around to see me last night while you
were at Mis-. Blanks reception
"Well, dear inquired the solIcltous
mamma, "dli lie show any signs OF coming
TO definite conclusion ~
81 don't know, mamma, " fho answered,
with II blush she Kissed me four times bs-
fore knew what lie was about
"um--um spontaneous Affection" so
liloqulzed the mother land, my dear, what
did you sayn
"Keally, mamma, was 20 Disconnected
that don't know just what did say, but
remember that asked him II he couldn't
make II an even half dozen.n
"pshaw ~ exclaimed the mother, potu-
l,ntly, "cAn't you ever remember that yon
are In Washington, aud that the manners OF
Massachusetts village are not In unison
with those Of the National Capiia!W
Ia Senator IAN lIDok'
When shall We three meet again.
q ID CoSGER.
WAnNEn MILLER.
The able contractor,
j. the principal factor,
In Keeping our thoroughfarGs clean,
But the way that he does IL,
Makes every one ctlss II,
And say that he's doing dirt mean.
The streets OF Washlngton-Dustt thou art
TO dust hast thou returned. Toast to be
drunk In silence.
voted fer the Interstate Commerce bill
The railroads will have to put up or shut
up. w. q. WANEM, NJ. g.
When darkness falls upon the House,
And BILLS can't see to pass,
Somebody tells Pop 1olcOtt and
Pop Tolcott lights the gas.
But you can bet half your salary
Pop doesn't light till the very last
minute,
For Pop believes In
Retrenchment and Reform.
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WANTED HELP--.MAlE.

w NANTED-2 First-Class Fire In
w sufance mon; none but experienced
men need apply; salary SIS per week aud
commission. CuLLENANE & MCDERMOrT,
real estate brokers, $50 9Th stsw
w ANTED-A Young Graduated Ply
w slClan MS partner; good chance; small
office
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lr II Ia proper question to ask Of
the Womon's Christian Temperance
Union, we should like TO know who
furnished the ladies with the Shock.
Ing revelations" they transmitted to
the Senate yesterday And are they
entirely sure MS to the dlsinterestod mo.
tivcs of the informersY Have not the
ladies' of the Union uuwiltngly lent
themselves to personal and malicious
attack on the Commissioners If this
agitation were properly onaly2ed 1t
would be found that there Is more
politics than morals in II,
TnE Senate is not In session
to day.
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FcN SkLs--tiOuSES.

EOR RENT-Ip Alexandria, n New o.
II room brick house, with pantry. linen
closet and bath; cellar under whole house;
has gas and water; rent SlSD per yeir. Apply
To owner, ROOM ., Nat. Met. Bank bldg, Gl3
18TH 81. Trains In und rom about every hour
EORSALE-2-stor and Cellar Brick
Il dwellii Z, 7rs, lOtl 81 u W, $500; two
story and cellar BRICK dwelling, RS, l9th 1t n
W, Si2oO; two story and cellar brick dwell
llnF, rs, Sorcoran st. $4,000; two story nn |
cellar brick dwelling, RS, Bth st n W, si.1iO.
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TuOMASJ. FISHER n CO.,
1894 II street northwest.

T'OR RENT-To Desirable Colored
II tenants, several new houses In McCul-
Tough 81, n ave and Il SITS II W; near the now
Pension Building rent $40 ana Sii per month;
water in kitchen; owner pays water tax.
CmAS, L. BANES, 500 Il st W.
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n<Ss.DR. j. A. MCLEAN, Dsntist,
k.S 7iG Twelfth street.
First class work at moderate prices Gold
and Amalgam tilling. Artificial Crowns per-
maneatly attached TO roots. Gold-llned Rub
irnn Ilnnnl u ssIrnl
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Ber|itz SchoO|Of Languages
yx3 18th street Northwest,

AND ALL OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Recognized as superior to all other similar
Institutions. Unexcclled advantages for
learning CONVERSATIONS. Best Of native
teachers. Fee extremely low. New torn now
for ladies, gentlemen and children. Trial les
sons free. Every Saturday LECTURES free
TO pupils.
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w ANrhp ny u snher. IndustrInus
NJ AnTfU-A Iaty WI.hrs n rlnrc
wRgTED...aousEs.

w ANTED- D-Housos-Wo have In
w Quihcs every day for houses to rent,
md our supply hoirg exhausted. we can rent
u number ut desirable houses it placed IN nur
hands. MASON, sHOEM AKER s SrALEY,
1921 r st. basement,
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nYsTEIisl .Oystersi oysters, ~ You
" want fresh oysters, fat and juicy, by the
pint. quart or gallon. wholesale or retail, do
not fall to buy them OF BEALE'S oyster Es-
tablishmont, d2i 10th st II W. You will get
them at reduced rates.
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II. II. DIXON. Secretary.

OEEICERS.
HORATlo BROWNING. Prcs't.
WILLIAM Il. CLARK, Nlcg-Prcs't.
SAMUEL NORMENT, Treasurer.
GEO u. ELDiilDGE, Sec. and Gen'l Man.
JOHN u LARNER, Counsel.
4, =. RiDDELLE NJ, D.. Medical Director.
JOHN. II. uElZER, General Agent
GKO. j. EASrEltDAY, Assistant Cashier.
n<.5s THE NATIONAL LIEE AND
~ MATURITY ASSOCIATION OF
WASHINGTON, ID. g.
1919 street northwest
Issues Maturity Policies payable In cash at
the expiration Of five and ten years, and Llfo
Insurance Policies, guaranteed In amount
and with absolute limit of cost. Parties IA
milinr with life insurance are invited TO eX-
anime the plan. Those in search Of iniorma-
tion can always obtain II at the Ofiicc OF tho
association.
DIRECTORS
Horatio Browning, Samuel Normcnt,
william T., CLARK, James L. Barbour,
Robert Boyd, Frank Hume,
Levi Woodbury., Seymour W. Tulloch,
Il. q. liOlt2man, II L, Baker,
James l.. Norris, John d. Larncr,
T. ~ Hiddplle.
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ID II. WHITE, stenographer and
~ typewriter: contracts and speciflca-
tlons Of all kinds at reasonable riItos;speoohcs,
sermons, testimony, etc, accurately reported.
a few pupils taken at moderate charge. 1905
Il ST n yy Rppm n
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WANIED...RllscELLANsous,

wv TANTED-PRrty with from : 800
w 10 $500, In an enterprise that wall
double money In a years time. Address
ALPHA, CriilO otllce.
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LNOR RENT-A FIrst-Class boarding
l. house or I'd class hotel, complete; fitted
up with store and basement suitable for
oyster or eating house; ranges hot und cold
water In all 5 stories; gas In all the rooms;
BATHROOM and watercloset; - rooms, not
including basement; this Is u ilrst.class bi-i'
ness property, the best on tho Navy Yard, one
square from Navy-Yard gate, squares from
Anncostia Bridge, corner Eighth and X sts
o. Apply to Weller & llopetti, No. 3si Pa ave
Sc, or 10 L. llnll, No. 400 18th st = W; good
inducemcnt to the right party.
EOR RENT-By w. II. Fiske S Co.,
IT li20 N ave.
1G0tG Wylic II II o, 0 re-, h. IN i........S1T 90
12gO.22 II ST n Q, Z rs, b h, IN i.,......... - 90
lS9 w IT n W. Grs, b h, m I. ........... s5 90
Don RENT-Isy 8. IL. Walker, $50
Il Louisiana ave II W.
~ u st II c, 1. rs, water and gas.......... $50
70 u 81 n Q, II rs, water aud gas. 20
EOR RENT-Handsoine 1O-Itoom
Il brick; all mod imp1; thorough repair
first'class locality; large yds back and 'front.'
1894 st nw. Apply 10 j, p. WRIGHT, $40
il9 st n " or at eii Il Cap ST.
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PERSONAL.
7 oaAN oAFE, SIS 10Th St: N. W.,

I OGAN CAFE, 51s 10Th st. N. W.,
~ near II st, date Forsyth Cafo).
Our 10 and o5c. breakfast served from C30
a. IN. to II a. m. Dinner l2m. to z p. m. sun
day, 1 p. m. The best In tho market only
used and cooked properly. All we ask Is
call to be convinced Of the above.
Bill OF fare Sunday, Jan. 20, 1851:
BREAKFAST.
Beefsteak, with or without onions, veal
chops, liver and bacon, pork chops, sausage
ham, fried oysters
With any Of the above articles You are en-
titled to hot and cold breads, butter. pota-
toes, fruit or sauce. with coffee, tea or milk.
DINNER.
Soups-Vcgotablo and ox.tail.
Meats-Baked chicken, pork and beans,
roast beef.
Vegetables Potatoes, green corn, string
beans, parsnips, celery,
Desserts-Applc, lemon and ralsin pies,
frozen custurd and cake, coffee, tea or milk.
We serve nothing but first class articles,
the best coffee TO be had In tho city, made In
French Drip Glass.Linod Urn.
W E LOGAN prDurictOr.
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WANTED - Law Partner Young
w man preferred; ono who II a momber
of the District Bar and has some knowledge
OF the oxpmlDutlon OF titles aud also OF patent
law, Address ATTORNEY, Critic office,
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--.c.lf., .,WAFniSGTGS, W ~. a., Dec. 10.
~ lssG-'rhG cOpartnerslip heretofore ox-
isting between NJ. NJ Parker nnd Eddy Blown.
send, und Cr the finn name of Parker a Town.
send. is hereby dissolved by mutual consent,
to take effect JnuuHry 7, 1857, the said NJ. VI.
rarkor assuming all debts and Obligations
contracted by the trfu. Signed In duplicate,
MIRON NJ. PARKER,
EDDY u. TOW NSEND.
Having terminated my business relations as
above and associated myself with A. T.. Far
don, at No 1895 + st., respectfully solicit
continuance of the generous patronage eS
tended 10 nc as Il member OF the late drm.
Il. u. TOWNSEND.
Real Estato Broker,
1926 street.
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F!NIE Fred W. Evans Dining Rooms,
! Lt Nlb 4 II n W. continues To serve the
limited or fixed meals. Bill of fare at follow
Ing rates: Breakfast, ibc; lunch, i0c; dinner,
soc; cakes and coffee, Ice; regular monthly
board, so; meal tickets. 3 Tor 81: 10 for So
All orders flied promptly, and In tho bost
manner known to the trade.
Il. W. EVANS, Proprietor.
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,<Sa-aOFFICE or THE UERDIC
sAS pllAErON COMPANY, 10TH AND
u STREETS, SOUTHEAST,
WAsuIsGToS, u. O., Jan, 10, 1887.
A special meeting of the stockholders Of tho
Ilerdic plaoton Company will he held NJ the
Office OF the company, In the city of Washing
ton. ID. O., ON the 3lST DAY OF JANUARY,
1887, to vote for or against an increase of tho
Indebtedness of the company to the extent OF
one hundred thousand dollars.
SAMUEL q. EBERLY,
X. BRUCE BARE,
Trustees.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


w TANTED-By an Honest, Industri-
w Gus and sober young married man n
situation; willing To do work of any kind by
which lie can make AN honorable living; years
with last employer; best references. Address
OMKGA, Critic Office.
w ASTED-w Washing, Ironing and
w days work by a highly respectable
woman, Who has small children to support;
ptsHlRlns, teis Rstnw.
w aSIED-By IA Colorcd Woman, II
w first class cook and lnundre,s, u place
In private family; can give general satlsflc-
ton Address l2A0 J ave W.
w ANTED-An Experienced BuUl-
w keeper good penmau ani first class
accountant wln has charge of u set of books
during the day, desires another set for uvon-
lug work. Address sookkoepor, Critic ohice.
w ANTED-Hy u subcr, Industrious
w aud honest Young man, - years OF age,
n situation us clerk IN u store; small wages nt
urHt; bcst Of references, Address $. h., Critic
On cc.
NNTAsIEn-A Respectable white
w hoy ut ~ desires situation To learn
bnftundiug; had sutCO pyuuricucc: can furnish
hest uf references. Address L r., Critic
Office.
w AsTED-A Lacy Wishes rlaoeu
w ruvcrutss; has had experience nnl is
thugupguly competent; good homo more OF
| AN object ilMn WuECt, or would &c ri To un
invalid. ADDRESS VI, \, g., Critic onice.
| w ASTEp- pressmnkIng aud Plain
w srNlrg; suits irc'l s. up; WORK done
| cheaper Than elsewhere, MISS VI. TdOMAS,
gll Gill 81 u W
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guPERELuOys HAIR Obiitcrnteh,
- leaving no trace, by my ELECTRIC
NEEDLE process. which w the only remedy
known for this hideous biemsh tla'ters,
powders, acids, ETC., only promote more
stubborn growth.
rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Nervous
Complaints of ladies and children treated.
Call or write for valuable circulars.
MRS. DIR. GABRIEL, 1871 q ST n W.
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N Instantaneous cure. Anv brouking
ont on face or body cuicl. Moth pimple9,
Wrinkles. Black Heads, Vulgar Richness,
Eczema and all facial Disagreement removed
and II clear complexion Insured to all who
use II. Perfectly harmless. Testimonials on
application. Sold by all druggists. soc. and
81 pcr box, sent to any address.
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~ W. y. PhELPS, photographer
i. for past II years connected with Pho.
toFraph Dept. U. <. Treasury, is now located
at PHELPS & BARR'S "Wa.hinRton city
Portrait studio" g1 Pa avo tover Vogts,,
where you aro invited TO see samples OF tholr
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COLUMBIA SHIRT CO.. Harry q.
" Towers, manager, are now opening at
No. Iil0 n Y ave II lull limo of one of the best
selected stocks Of cents furnishing goods in
the city. A speciality In fine dress shirts,
ready-m and to order.
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ENGRAVED PLATE, 81; Printing
IL 30 visiting cards from same, d5o; print
ing 100 visiting cards from the same, Zoe;
lthograph check books made to order.
j l.. KERNhND, 1012 Pa ave n W.
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c>SsaMOoRE d. sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
GO Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
~ Wall It,, NY IN South 81 st Phila.
c1S5aMooRE d sCHLEy,

Connected with !. A, Evans s. Co, Boston;
Il. l.. Brewster 81 Co., Chicago; CorsOn Il Ma
cartnoy. Washington; Hubbard & Farmer,
Hartford; Warren Quarlos, Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy aud sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
ON New York Stock Exchange
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EoR Observation-Disclosures

EOR SALE-A Lady Having About
Il 40 boarders wishes TO sell the furniture
and good. Will Of the house; desirable location
and paying business. Address $. j.. NJ, Critic
office.
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IrNQUEsTIONABL tho Largest
" ffuit, honey and poultry farm In the
world; Grant Parish, sole proprietor, orders
sent hv mail will rcccivG prompt uttertlon
WM, HENRY, manager, "lho oaks" Gath
tebtirp. Md
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nR. MULLER, Specialist for Eye ana
~ ear; important cases. recent or old, can
be successfully cured; consultation free.
apg itH al n ".
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~ q. SEAkLE, Practical Watch
VI. maker and Jeweler, repairs all kinds OF
manner. at i0i07th VI N W. 10 yoars' experience
I EsSONS on the BanJo and Guitar.
IL by an experienced lady teacher. Ad'
hrrss u. q. Iriilc nlllco.